Ecology of consumption. Estate: Autonomous ecological housing, fully equipped efficient systems provision, is able to “maintain” itself independently. And without causing harm to the environment. Let's try to figure out whether it is possible to build an eco-house with your own hands exclusively from natural building materials - clay, sand, straw, wood.
Autonomous ecological housing, fully equipped with effective support systems, is capable of “maintaining” itself. And without causing harm to the environment. Let's try to figure out whether it is possible to build an eco-house with your own hands exclusively from natural building materials - clay, sand, straw, wood.
Construction of an eco-house: dream or reality
Interest in the construction of eco-houses is growing every day - projects that previously seemed fantastic are being brought to life and showing amazing results. Some principles of eco-friendly housing are familiar to anyone who has lived or vacationed in a village. To this day, outside the city, houses are built from rounded logs, timber, bricks - that is, natural materials that do not contain harmful artificial impurities.
Residential scheme two-story house using “double timber” technology - walls, internal floors, ceilings are made of two layers of wood (profiled dry pine timber)
Advanced villagers and summer residents have long installed septic tanks and biological stations– compact modern systems waste processing. Household drains decompose naturally, then the solid sediment is used as fertilizer, and the liquid is purified (up to 98%) and put into secondary use - for watering the garden or vegetable garden, and maintaining the territory.
Diagram of a biological water treatment system with two chambers (aerobic and anaerobic) and a filtration field. After purification, the liquid enters the ground
Of course, with the heating system everything is different: as before, the main source of heat is either an electric (gas, gasoline, coal) boiler or a stove, which is heated in the old fashioned way with wood. In environmentally friendly systems, the use of natural fuel (gas, coal, firewood, petroleum products) is excluded.
The following are recognized as optimal sources of energy and heat:
- hydrodynamic heat generator with cavitator;
- solar powered system;
- wind home generators;
- biogas plants (for farms).
The functioning of energy supply, heating and waste recycling systems is combined, and the result is full autonomous maintenance of the house without any pollution of the atmosphere or soil.
An interesting design solution is the partial construction of a house “in the ground.” Part of the building is protected and insulated in a natural way, the only drawback is the mandatory artificial lighting underground part
The second stage is to determine the nuances of building an eco-house. Thermal insulation of a house plays an important role - the more efficient the natural protection system is, the less energy will be spent on heating. To enlarge thermal insulation properties Several techniques are used, for example:
- strengthening thermal protection in areas with “cold bridges”;
- construction of a multi-layer wall structure (up to 4 layers with gaps filled mineral insulation, waste from the pulp or cotton industry);
- additional insulation of the foundation and basement.
An interesting architectural solution for the northern regions is the division of space into “winter” and “summer”. As you know, our ancestors also had a winter hut (with a Russian stove) and a summer one, which was not heated.
A lot of energy goes into keeping light bulbs running, so you should maximize natural light. To do this, one wall of the main room can be made glass, using triple glazed windows with wooden frames and shockproof glass.
Option of a house with circular glazing. During daylight hours, almost all rooms of the building are illuminated naturally - through glass walls built around the perimeter
The airtightness of the house will be extreme, so it is worth thinking about ventilation. The more useful qualities are incorporated during construction, the less energy will be required to provide the residential area with heat, light, and clean water.
The solar collector is mounted on the roof of a separate building, specially built to house the water heating system. Hot and cold water enters the house through an underground pipeline
It is irrational to install wind generators in regions with forest plantations or other protection from the wind, however, on the seashores, reservoirs, in the steppes and mountains, they justify the installation costs.
The operation of the solar collector and wind generator can be combined using a hybrid controller that distributes the received energy to points of consumption or directs it to storage devices
Before constructing a country house or village house made of timber or logs, it is necessary to consider the arrangement of a heat-insulating layer.
Adobe houses can have different number of storeys, wall or roof configurations, and sizes. Because of the clay plaster, it is sometimes difficult to guess that the main building material is “straw” brick
Pros and cons of straw bale
The first thing worth noting is the availability of the main building material. It is obtained as a result of growing and processing agricultural crops (legumes, grains, hemp, flax, etc.). Grains, inflorescences, and seeds go into further processing, and the stems with the remains of leaves are dried and sent to feed livestock. Straw is also suitable for making rustic decor.
Adobe bricks (adobe) are often prepared independently: a mixture of clay, plant fibers, manure and lime is placed in molds resembling boxes without a bottom, compacted and allowed to dry for 7-10 days, turning in different directions
To store the material, it is necessary to build a large barn with a strong insulated roof, a dry microclimate and good natural ventilation. Mats also made from straw (preferably rye, since that’s what mice don’t like) are used as natural insulation.
Construction of foundation and frame
While the material is “ripening”, the foundation can be prepared. It is equipped according to the usual scheme for frame house. Experts recommend a lightweight belt option because the bales are light in weight. For the foundation, a shallow pit is dug, formwork is knocked together from boards around the perimeter and filled with a thick mixture of clay and sand. By the way, straw is sometimes added to the foundation of the house.
Until the clay sets, metal reinforcement is fixed in the corners and along the walls for future strapping. Then, when the foundation gets stronger, from wooden beams(15 cm x 15 cm) assemble the frame. First of all, fix the corner posts, then the auxiliary supports for the walls. Horizontal elements are added to the vertical elements - boards or bars of smaller cross-section.
If a basement floor is planned, the foundation must be deepened to at least 45 cm, and the basement must be waterproofed during construction.
Straw bale tying
The blocks are stacked alternately, in rows, according to the principle brickwork. The seams between the rows are caulked. Each block is secured with a metal rod and strapping. After filling the entire frame, shingles are made diagonally with thin boards to give the walls more stability. The roof is installed at the very end, using conventional technology.
Before using straw bales, double check their quality: good material has a nice golden color and the smell of dried grass, dry to the touch
The resulting seams and gaps are sealed with adobe mixture. If protection from rodents is necessary, the walls around the entire perimeter are covered metal mesh with a small cell. Sometimes a second layer of thinner straw mats is laid out for insulation. The outer part of the thatched hut is plastered with a lime mixture (2.5-3 cm thick) and decorated with white or colored paint. Ultramarine, umber, violet cobalt, red lead and chromium oxide are used as colors.
Last stage – interior decoration, simultaneously with which the building and the adjacent area are equipped with life support systems.
Technology for constructing a building from wood and clay
Firewood, which is perceived by everyone as a traditional but obsolete type of fuel, can be used differently - as a material for building walls. For the technology of constructing buildings from logs in Russia they came up with an interesting name - “clay churn”, and in America, where it is also known this method construction, it is called Cordwood. If the house is supplied with firewood smart system energy saving, then it can be safely classified as environmentally friendly, non-polluting environment.
Collective construction of a round building using the “clay chock” technology: each layer of firewood is leveled, the chocks protrude slightly from the clay mortar
As a finishing layer, plaster is used, also made from natural ingredients. To soften the structure of the finishing solution, manure is added to the clay - a natural antiseptic.
The clay mortar hardens for at least one and a half months - during the entire period the walls must be kept dry. To do this, a large canopy is erected over the building body. As the clay dries, it will crack, so it is necessary to regularly cover the cracks and monitor the integrity of the structure.
Recommendations for beginning builders
If you decide to buy a house made of logs, start preparing the wood about a year before the start of construction. It must be dried for at least 10 months so that the structure does not deform in the future. For small country house an area of 40 m² will require about 30 m³ of wood. It is better to take not round lumps, which can crack along the fibers during the laying process, but chopped firewood, freed from the bark. The length of the blanks is 50-60 cm.
The same length of logs can be easily achieved using a bench saw, but some people can easily cope with the task by placing the logs on regular sawhorses. On one side they make an emphasis, on the other, at a certain distance, a mark is made - along it they make a cut.
The procedure for building a house:
- device strip foundation;
- assembly of the frame (with a circular laying principle it is not needed);
- step-by-step laying of a “woodpile” with openings for windows and doors;
- pause for clay maturation (at least 2 months);
- roof construction;
- plastering and interior finishing.
When constructing walls, you can use traditional technologies. For example, timber is used for corner trim. To ensure that the firewood lies evenly, a large shield is placed vertically on one side - it acts as a limiter. To increase the horizontal stability of the structure, it is recommended to lay barbed wire after every 4 rows.
Video on building ecological houses
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Do-it-yourself clay pot technology
As you can see, building a house using one of the well-known eco-technologies on your own is quite possible. You can start not with a residential building, but with a small one utility room, summer kitchen or country decor. Try to apply the principles of creating an energy-efficient home - it will be a small step into the future and a wonderful one. personal experience. published
Today the terms are often used: construction from natural materials, environmentally friendly building materials, “eco house”. But any construction technology is consistently confused not only with wooden houses, but also with buildings made of concrete of various types, where harmful substances are used.
What requirements must be met to build? And how to build an eco-friendly house with your own hands?
An ecological house is a fairly economical structure. Building materials for building a house are comparatively cheaper, and heavy, large vehicles are not used during transportation and construction. The appropriate design must be functional and comfortable to live in.
Engineering systems in an eco-house
Also, a system with positive environmental resources is necessary. This includes elements of energy provision that do not use consumables. harmful emissions. Great option for receiving electrical energy- installation of solar panels.
In this case, the installation of the heating system can be ordered by a professional team or done by yourself. What to choose for an eco-house as a CO? Which heat generator is right for you?
You can and should use methods such as heating with a solar air collector or using an air-to-air or water-to-water heat pump, as well as combinations thereof.
Materials for eco-house walls
Not many types of houses meet all the requirements. But, oddly enough, frame, adobe, reed and ordinary wooden houses can be safely classified as environmentally friendly. When building the structure of such a house with your own hands, you will need processed wood, clay, straw, reeds and natural insulation materials.
You can imagine the conditions in which the owner of an eco-friendly house will live, because natural materials do not harm the environment, and also help create natural conditions for comfortable living.
Building an eco-friendly house with your own hands is quite simple. Each detail can be thought out at your own discretion, and you can also select the place where the building will be located.
Ecology of consumption. Estate: It is no coincidence that an eco-house is called a thermal fortress. It does not require a heating system or air conditioning, there are no drafts, and the cold is not felt, since the temperature difference room air and internal surfaces of enclosing structures is negligible.
It is no coincidence that an eco-house is called a thermal fortress. It does not require a heating system or air conditioners, there are no drafts, and the cold is not felt, since the temperature difference between the room air and the internal surfaces of the enclosing structures is negligible.
An eco-house is an individual or semi-detached house with a plot of land, which is radically resource-saving and low-waste, healthy and comfortable, non-aggressive towards natural environment. This is achieved mainly by the use of autonomous or small collective engineering systems life support and rational building structure Houses. What is important is that it possesses these qualities not only as an individual, but also systemically - with all the utility and production systems that serve it. Eco-housing is the key to the future.
BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ECO-HOUSE
Natural surroundings. The house is “correctly” integrated into the surrounding landscape, that is, it takes into account natural phenomena (sunrise, sunset, etc.).
Energy efficiency. Use of energy-saving household appliances and engineering systems.
Minimal energy losses. Application of new construction technologies, improved thermal insulation. Improving the ventilation system, which usually loses 1/3 of the heat.
Use of complex engineering systems with a unified control system. The use of modern high-tech products, as well as products using natural elements - solar panels, heat pumps, etc.
Reduced level of safety from exposure to devices, utility networks on the inhabitants of the house.
Application of a new heating concept, in which the leading role is played by the thermal control system. Use of “free” heat sources (solar heat, heat from household appliances, etc.).
Ecological style of interior elements and household appliances. Possibility of subsequent processing of materials.
SOLAR ARCHITECTURE
Passive solar technology is a long-established way of designing and constructing buildings and has been used by people for thousands of years to maximize the benefits of solar radiation. The operation of the solar collector is based on the greenhouse effect: absorbed thermal radiation the sun significantly exceeds the reverse thermal radiation of the collector.
There are two types of solar collectors - flat and vacuum.
In vacuum greenhouse effect strengthened by the fact that the reverse thermal radiation of the collector cannot pass through a vacuum, just like in the vacuum flask of a household thermos. As a result, a vacuum collector, unlike a flat one, heats the coolant to high temperature even in cold weather, which is a decisive factor in favor of choosing it for our country. But in winter, with short daylight hours and cloudiness, the amount of heat generated by the solar collector is significantly reduced.
Eco-house architecture
HEAT TRAFFIC WALLS
From the point of view of environmental friendliness, the most attractive for an eco-house can be considered slabs made from stone wool. They have the following advantages:
Non-toxic and non-carcinogenic, unlike, for example, material such as asbestos fiber;
Basalt fiber does not break, splinter or fray like fiberglass;
Non-hygroscopic (water absorption is no more than 1.5%) with simultaneous good vapor permeability;
Over time, stone wool slabs do not shrink in volume, unlike glass wool or slag wool slabs;
The material is not susceptible to fungi and insects;
Non-flammable and heat-resistant - stone wool slabs can withstand temperatures up to 1000 °C.
The most important condition for maintaining the thermal contour of a building is the presence supply and exhaust ventilation with a heat recuperator (heat exchanger).
Operating principle: external cold air enters a counterflow heat exchanger, in which it moves through pipes washed from the outside warm air, coming from the house in the opposite direction. As a result, at the exit from the heat exchanger, street air tends to acquire room temperature, and the latter, on the contrary, tends to reach street temperature before leaving the heat exchanger. This solves the problem of sufficiently intensive air exchange in the house without heat loss.
In Russia, where the climate is more severe than, for example, in European countries, a ground one should be added to the main recuperator. Its feasibility has been proven by the fact that in some Western eco-houses the use of a ground recuperator made it possible to abandon the need for air conditioning. The soil temperature at a depth of 8 m is more constant and is about 8-12 °C. Therefore, it is necessary to bury the recuperator exactly at this depth so that the street air, passing through the ground, strives to take on the appropriate temperature, regardless of the time of year. It may be either July heat or January frost outside, but the house will always receive fresh air, whose optimal temperature is about 17 °C.
"CORRECT" WINDOWS
The heat transfer resistance coefficient of windows must be at least 1.5 °C m2/W - this is another necessary condition thermal tightness of the eco-house.
The requirements for windows are as follows:
The profile design must have low thermal conductivity and not have “cold bridges”; three-chamber or five-chamber profiles with a thickness of 62-130 mm are preferred;
Windows with a large glazing area should face south;
To reduce heat loss through windows in winter time At night it is better to close them with shutters, roller shutters or blackout curtains.
Best suited for an eco-house wooden windows with double-glazed windows (three low-emissivity glasses, inter-glass chambers filled with krypton). The double-glazed window must have thermal insulation with a heat transfer resistance coefficient of 2 °C m2/W.
Insulation of an eco-house
INSULATION OF ECO-HOUSE
All internal heated rooms of an eco-house must be so thermally insulated from external environment so that heat loss per year is less than the amount of heat that can be received per year from the sun and accumulated in the house.
ROOF
The roof, like the foundation, determines the longevity of the house. It protects walls and foundations from precipitation and provides thermal protection interior spaces. The roof can serve as a place to place solar energy elements - solar collectors for heating air, water, solar batteries for converting solar energy into electrical energy. A significant amount of water can be collected from the roof surface for irrigation and other technical needs.
Depending on your desire, you can use a combined roof (insulated roof, used for attic floor) and cold, which is traditionally used in the construction of houses in Russia for an ordinary one-story and an ordinary two-story house (made of straw, reeds, half-logs, boards).
FOUNDATIONS FOR ECO-HOUSES
The foundation is the basis for the durability of an eco-house. The choice of foundation design and its depth are determined depending on the type of soil, the weight of the house structure and location groundwater. The following types of foundations are traditionally used: columnar, strip, small block foundations. It is better to choose a foundation based on local traditions.
To increase the durability of the foundation and protect it from groundwater, rain and melt water seeping from the surface of the earth, a drainage system is arranged around the foundation.
Insulated vestibule with additional insulated sliding door
ENTRANCE TAMBUR
Internal and external insulated doors must be installed in the vestibule. The vestibule can be made heated or unheated. To increase thermal insulation, it is advisable to provide an additional sliding thermally efficient door.
BUILDING MATERIALS
To build an eco-house, you can use all building materials that are not prohibited by sanitary and hygienic standards. It is necessary to maintain the final parameters of the house and its structure described above.
However, there are certain preferences for materials that are recommended to be used in the construction of an eco-house, and methods for their production.
Preferable is the maximum use of building materials from local raw materials extracted on site, and the manufacture of building materials on the same site. construction site. In order to achieve required quality, and therefore the necessary parameters that make an ordinary house an eco-house, the materials are manufactured using specially created mini-equipment ( high technology in the production of building materials minimum costs during manufacture). This mini equipment can be used without overhaul for 10 construction seasons when stored under a canopy in winter.
CONCLUSIONS
The implementation of the Ecohouse project and the subsequent large-scale use of the technologies incorporated in it should solve the most pressing problems of our time: providing Russian residents with comfortable housing, built and operated on the basis of resource- and energy-saving technologies using local materials, and greening the public utility sector.
It is no coincidence that a house with the described properties is called a thermal fortress. In a mild climate, neither a heating system nor air conditioning is needed, there are no drafts, and the cold is not felt, since the difference in temperature between the room air and the internal surfaces of the enclosing structures is negligibly small. The house is heated by the heat generated household appliances, the bodies of the inhabitants - owners and pets, as well as solar energy. Since there are no air dryers in the building heating devices, the microclimate can be compared with the beneficial summer weather somewhere in the resorts of mountainous Switzerland. This has a beneficial effect, for example, on those who suffer from allergies.
Many components of the passive house concept are quite feasible in Russia. Thus, when reconstructing housing stock, technologies are already being successfully used to improve the energy efficiency of buildings. This is the insulation of facades using modern thermal insulation materials, the use of schemes forced ventilation and modern window systems. True, the practical implementation of energy-saving technologies is not cheap at first. However, as calculations show, large capital costs are quickly recouped due to low operating costs. That is, investing in energy-saving solutions can be considered a long-term and very reliable investment.
It is necessary to understand: building a comfortable, healthy ecological home today is not at all a utopia, but a necessary reality. published
Details Published: 12/27/2015 14:15
Sergei Bozhenko had the idea to build an eco-house from adobe using ancient technologies a long time ago. A resident of the city of Radomyshl, Zhytomyr region, says that it was difficult: sometimes it was necessary to compromise between the principles of environmental friendliness and modern technologies. But now the construction of the adobe estate is almost complete; the finishing touches remain.
At first glance, this is an ordinary house, like dozens of new buildings in the Zhytomyr region - it is lined with red brick and covered with tiles. The only thing that catches your eye is the unusual rectangles on the roof - these are solar collectors. When you come to visit Sergei Bozhenko, at first glance you understand that you are in a traditional Ukrainian hut: the walls are neatly whitewashed, and there are paths on the floor that the owner calls “rags.”
“Where did the name come from? From being cut old clothes into “rags”, and then weaved them on looms,” explains the owner.
Sergei Bozhenko has long wanted to implement the idea of environmentally friendly housing. He built this house for about 10 years. The walls and floor were made of adobe - a mixture of clay, straw and mullein. And what would it be like to live in a Ukrainian house without a real Russian stove?
“It’s not really a fireplace, it’s a stove – a natural stove. It is usually called the “Russian” stove. And then he heated it - and the temperature remained for two days. I haven’t yet come up with anything better for heating the house,” says the adobe master.
Sergei Bozhenko is convinced: it is necessary to use as rationally as possible natural resources. Therefore, in this house everything is thought out to the smallest detail.
"The solar collector heats domestic water. When there is no sun and it’s cold, we heat the grub. And as a guarantee, if the stove no longer heats and there is no sun, then the Buleryan operates in automatic mode. It turns on automatically and heats the water. Guarantee - at any time warm water there is,” says the owner of the eco-house.
But the sun is the only one - even microorganisms work for the adobe master. Biogas, which is produced in the process fermentation of waste in a cesspool, you can not only supply the kitchen stove, but also heat the house. True, the hole must be large enough.
“Due to solar collectors, recuperators and firewood, I simply save gas and the same electricity. We also made a biogas plant from cesspool. They are already being made even in villages,” says the inventor.
He built the first house made of environmentally friendly materials, in which the Bozhenko family still lives, 35 years ago. Due to financial difficulties, the family could not afford a brick, so they built a house from a fire pit.
“We built from what was at hand - life forced us. When flax is processed and the fibers are separated, what is left is bonfire. This is waste. Nearby there was a large flax mill, where there were mountains of this fire. They didn't know what to do with her. There is nothing in that house except wood, fires and clay,” the adobe expert shares his secrets.
Now Sergei Bozhenko continues to experiment with building materials, from which, together with a team of like-minded people, he builds adobe houses throughout Ukraine. He is also working on developing fuel for solid fuel boilers and develops environmentally friendly fertilizers for agriculture. The eco-builder is confident: nature has given people everything they need to live. You just need to use these resources correctly.
An eco-friendly house is absolutely harmless to humans You can design an eco-friendly house from different natural materials. For each landscape and environment, you need to use a different material so that the house fits into the environment. One of the main principles of an eco-house is zero energy consumption. Such a house must itself generate energy for its work.
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Before starting work on the construction of an ecological house, of course, it is necessary to make its design. Think through every detail, both at home and in the environment, such as sunrises and sunsets.
In order to make a house project, you first need to analyze the environment and landscape of the area. Decide on the place where you want to place the ecological house. Next you need to select the material. If you see that the place around you has the slightest predisposition to fire, then you should use materials that are resistant to fire.
When creating an ecological house project, you need to think through all the details
An eco-friendly house project should be “easy” in design. It should not “load” the environment and look out of place. Therefore, we recommend leaving your home design in the hands of professional designers. They will offer to do beautiful houses different shapes. In practice, there was even a round eco-house.
The housing project must strive for zero energy consumption. The house must independently generate energy for its operation. To do this, you can install solar panels on the roof of the house, sewer septic tanks, use wind collectors and fuel-free energy generation. It is important to strive for an eco-friendly home that runs entirely on its own energy. This is the main principle of ecological housing.
What you need to know about how to build an eco-house
How to build an eco-house so that it lasts for decades is a question that is often asked by people who are planning to build eco-friendly houses. At the same time, it is important to know the features of an eco-house. They will help guide the owner in which direction of construction to go in order to build real eco-friendly housing.
Main features when building an eco-house:
- The house must fit into its surroundings. In this case, it is necessary to take into account sunrises and sunsets;
- The house must be energy efficient. Both externally and internally. It is necessary to install environmentally friendly household appliances in housing;
- Small energy losses. Housing must be made of materials that have high thermal insulation;
- Correct windows with reduced thermal conductivity. Wooden windows are often used for eco-houses;
- The use of a columnar, strip foundation with protection from groundwater.
When building an eco-house, it is necessary to take into account that it must fit into the environment
Housing must have one home control system. Today, such a system is presented in the form of technological applications on mobile phones and computers.
Consider all the above features to build an eco-friendly home. Then you will create strong, reliable and durable housing. It will consume a minimal amount of energy, which will save your money significantly.
How to make an eco-house with your own hands
You can make an eco-house with your own hands if you have construction skills or are deeply familiar with this topic. Otherwise, you will have to plunge headlong into the eco-theme. Alternatively, you can call specialists who will quickly and professionally build an eco-friendly house.
There are several options for making an eco-house with your own hands. Each of them depends on the selected materials. You can make a house even without special materials, but using only improvised means.
Before choosing a material for an eco-friendly house, it is recommended to analyze the environment in which the house will be built, then you will be able to select the right material
- Logs. Wood construction – good option. To build it, I use trees or materials left over from the sawmill. For logs with a diameter of 30-90 cm, you can use structures both without a frame and with a frame.
- Rammed earth. One of the old technologies still used today. In terms of reliability, the earth is almost identical to wood logs. To make such a house, you need to mix the earth with clay, gravel and concrete. After pressing this mixture, a solid material is obtained. In addition, it can regulate the temperature of the house. In cold weather, such housing will give off heat, and in warm weather, coolness. If we build an eco-friendly house from earth, it will also protect you from microorganisms.
- Straw. The material is durable and good properties thermal insulation, despite the fact that it is straw. The material is usually placed on top of a stone foundation. Packages of compressed straw must be secured together with bamboo poles. This will add strength to the structure.
- Hemp. Used as thermal insulation material. It is a natural and non-toxic plant. Using hemp in an eco-house will allow you to save a lot. And you will spend less money on heating. At the same time, mold or germs do not form on the material.
- Adobe. It is made from clay, straw and sand. When the mixture hardens, it becomes strong and strong. Therefore, buildings of any complexity can be made from them.
These are the main ones environmentally friendly materials, from which the house is made. As you can see, each material has its own characteristics.
What are cavitation units
Cavitation units are used for houses that are located far from cities and are needed for water purification. If you live in an eco-house, then the water should be as clean as possible for consumption.
The use of cavitation units helps improve water purity significantly
For eco-friendly housing, you should definitely buy cavitation units. They will purify the water from impurities and microbes.
Water flows through the filter, then crosses the heat exchanger and flows into the hydrodynamic system. In this system, water is treated by cavitation. Then it goes back for cooling, and then it is filtered again. Energy consumption is reduced by 40-50 percent. In such a filter, you can additionally use carbon or a silver cartridge. They will improve the softness of the water. Therefore, purchase such installations for your home.
Do-it-yourself eco house construction (video)
There are more and more eco-friendly houses. People want to preserve their health and the environment. Therefore, houses made from environmentally friendly materials with zero energy consumption are becoming popular these days.